Rory Sabbatini cards stellar 62 to win first PGA Tour Champions playoff event

Rory Sabbatini shot a final round 62 to win the Stifel Charity Classic, his first PGA Tour Champions victory.
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- Rory Sabbatini cards stellar 62 to win first PGA Tour Champions playoff event.
- Rory Sabbatini shot a final round 62 to win the Stifel Charity Classic, his first PGA Tour Champions victory.
- Rory Sabbatini had an incredible final round to win his first PGA Tour Champions event.Sabbatini, who turned 50 in April, shot 9-under 62 at Norwood Hills Country Club in St.
Rory Sabbatini had an incredible final round to win his first PGA Tour Champions event.Sabbatini, who turned 50 in April, shot 9-under 62 at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri, to win the 2026 Stifel Charity Classic, the first event of the PGA Tour Champions playoffs, the Schwab Cup. Sabbatini leaped eight spots on the leaderboard to beat Darren Clarke by a shot, finishing at 14 under for the 54-hole event.His 62 included three bogeys, but coming home in 29, he also had two eagles and eight birdies en route to the 62. He was six strokes better than co-leaders Mario Tiziani and Henrik Stenson, the latter who was also looking for his first Champions win since returning from LIV Golf. Tiziani and Stenson each shot 3-under 68 on Sunday and finished T-3.The win was Sabbatini's first in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event since 2011. He has six PGA Tour wins in his career but now has his first Champions win. He'll take home $350,000 for the win.The top-54 players after the Stifel Charity Classic advanced to the next playoff event, the Simmons Bank Championship. Justin Leonard is the last player in the field. Cameron Jourdan is an assistant editor of Golfweek, covering college and amateur golf, the PGA Tour and plenty more. Follow Cameron on X/Twitter (@Cam_Jourdan) or Instagram (@GolfweekJourdan).This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Rory Sabbatini cards stellar 62 to win first PGA Tour Champions playoff event
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